Tial vs. Cial Words
Understanding when to use "tial" or "cial" in English can be tricky. Our video explains how to distinguish between these two similar-sounding suffixes.
Use "cial" after a vowel.
Words that come right after a vowel take the "cial" ending. Examples include:
- Social
- Special
- Official
- Beneficial
Use "tial" after a consonant.
Words that come right after a consonant take the "tial" ending. Examples include:
- Potential
- Essential
- Residential
- Confidential
Using the correct ending not only helps in spelling but also improves your overall writing and comprehension skills. By practicing and memorizing these patterns, you'll master the use of "tial" and "cial" in no time.
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